Self-supporting community- based mitigation program that provides arsenic safe water using modified dugwells along with public education on water related health effects.

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  • PW200: Number of families (3)

  • PW200: Number of users (2)

  • PW200: Column of water (ft) (2)

  • PW200: Theoline (chlorine) supplied in ml (2)

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This site #PW200, is in the Labongola village of Swarupnagar block in the district of N 24 Parganas. Biswnath Mondol donated the site for the community.

  • Farida Bibi of Project Well
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    • SMS
    Implementation Status: completed_late Tue 10 Sep 2013, About 11 Years ago

    went for inspection

  • Laltu Mirza of Project Well
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    • SMS
    Implementation Status: completed_late Tue 03 Sep 2013, About 11 Years ago

    health meeting held in this bi tech well total 15 male 7 and Female 8.

  • Animesh sarkar of Project Well
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    Implementation Status: in_progress Tue 20 Nov 2012, About 12 Years ago

    This well is used by 30 families, 114 people, water 15 ft 1 inch, theoline 300 ml. Good water used for drinking and cooking.

  • Impact Assessment (M&E) Phase Project completed on 31 Dec, 2011 Implementation Phase
  • Implementation Phase Project started on 1 Nov, 2010 Preparation Phase
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Self-supporting community- based mitigation program that provides arsenic safe water using modified dugwells along with public education on water related health effects.

Narrative

This site #PW200, is in the Labongola village of Swarupnagar block in the district of N 24 Parganas. Biswnath Mondol donated the site for the community.

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MetriX Summary

  • PW200: Number of families (3)

  • PW200: Number of users (2)

  • PW200: Column of water (ft) (2)

  • PW200: Theoline (chlorine) supplied in ml (2)

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Learnings

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31st December: Boring is complete. Tried to do digging at this site but due to the water table being still high digging is postponed that will be done in the second week of January 2012.
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Due to cancellation of sites at Swarupnagar, Bashirhat and Baduria new sites were selected following the selection procedure of village meetings and geocoding that delayed in construction and only boring could be done at some sites. Followed by the heavy monsoon rain since end of July to present there was further delay. The monsoon rain will continue till end of October and hoping to complete the project in November 2011.

Impact

People Getting Safe Drinking Water: 40

Registers will be created as soon as the community starts using the water from this bore-dugwell.

Maintenance/Operating Costs Annual, in US$: $40

Creating and measuring long-term impact

Implementer: Project Well & Aqua Welfare Society

Aqua Welfare Society (AWS) is the partner NGO of Project Well. Their office is based in North 24 Parganas. The seven honorary board members are located in Kolkata. New field workers have been engaged mainly for the surveillance program. There is one project manager, one technical manager, one awareness program manager, two technical assistants, one maintenance assistant, one assistant for data entry, one account assistant and three field workers; three more field workers will be hired. All field staff are constantly interacting with the villagers and beneficiaries, training the users on well maintenance, organizing village meetings and health meetings. The project manager visits the villages three to four times a week and works alongside the field workers, meeting with government officials and villagers, selecting sites, coordinating well construction, sending reports to Project Well and meeting with the members AWS to keep the projects running. The awareness programmer is in charge of conducting public education programs in the communities and educational institutions, which is the other component that makes our program sustainable.

Funding

funded:
$1,160

Plan/Proposal

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MetriX Summary

  • PW200: Number of families (3)

  • PW200: Number of users (2)

  • PW200: Column of water (ft) (2)

  • PW200: Theoline (chlorine) supplied in ml (2)

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  • 200.JPG

1 Site

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